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Founded in 2000 by brothers Andrew and Greg Sullo, Sullo & Sullo, LLP has grown into a nationally recognized law firm that has proudly represented over 325,000 clients across the United States. From its inception, the firm has built a reputation for tenacious advocacy and a deep commitment to securing justice for individuals facing a wide range of legal challenges.. With more than 5,000 five-star Google reviews, Sullo & Sullo stands out as one of the most highly rated law firms in the country. Since 2020, the firm has obtained over $1.5 billion in settlements and judgments, a testament to its unwavering dedication and legal excellence. Notably, in 2022, Andrew Sullo secured one of the Top 10 Jury Verdicts in Texas, winning a remarkable $95 million for his client.. Andrew Sullo – A Leader in Criminal Defense and Civil Litigation. Andrew Sullo, a seasoned trial attorney, has logged more than 8,000 hours before judges in courtrooms across the nation and has tried hundreds of cases to verdict. As a Top 100 National Trial Lawyer (as named by The National Trial Lawyers, 2013–2025), he leads the firm’s National Civil Litigation Division, representing individuals harmed by:. Andrew has championed the rights of plaintiffs in high-profile litigation, including cases involving:. He currently represents hundreds of U.S. Veterans in Anti-Terrorism Claims, continuing his mission to advocate for those who have been wrongfully injured or affected by corporate or governmental negligence. Driven by a passion for justice and an unrelenting work ethic, Andrew Sullo strives to be the Best Criminal Defense Attorney in Houston, while continuing to expand his impact through high-stakes civil litigation nationwide.

Stephen Goldenzweig is an experienced litigator and trusted advocate. His no-nonsense, aggressive, and calculating style helps him get to the bottom of complex issues and get cases successfully resolved. He is also fiercely loyal to his clients and will provide honest assessments and procedural guidance at each stage of litigation.. Prior to starting his own firm, Mr. Goldenzweig litigated personal injury cases, Merit Systems Protection Board cases, and Equal Employment Opportunity cases, and whistleblower cases.  Prior to coming to Texas, he litigated complex insurance cases involving general personal injury, liability claims, construction negligence, labor law, property damage, premises liability, and automobile and trucking accident cases for prominent firms in the New York City Metropolitan Area and throughout New York and New Jersey.

I learned the values of responsibility and a hard work ethic from a young age.  Growing up in the small, north Texas town of Sherman, I worked to help support my mom and two younger brothers since the seventh grade.  I know what it's like when the deck is stacked against you, but I also know the value of pulling together - and the importance of getting a helping hand.  I went from being a paper boy to wanting to be a lawyer at about that same time, when my mom got cleaned out in my parent's divorce. She didn't have the legal help she needed and the system didn't treat her fairly.My Mom continued to work hard and gave my two brothers and me a great upbringing. I worked hard, played football, studied as best I could, and had the greatest buddies a guy could ever have.  But I always remembered the sting of being overpowered and that made me keep an eye out for the little guy and I had a soft spot for those who weren't as fortunate as me.  From day one of my career I have worked as a lawyer for people who have been unfairly victimized - good folks injured by unsafe products, by careless citizens and employers. Always have, always will.Before law school, I graduated from Austin College with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. Austin College was great with the best thing being it is where I met my wife and made lifelong friends. In addition to the heavy work load I was active in politics on campus and athletics. I worked throughout college. I worked as a cook, waiter and bartender in restaurants. I also drove 18 wheelers for Mayflower moving company all over the country during the summer. I maintain my CDL and have first-hand knowledge of the trucking industry having actually driven an 18 wheeler over the road.I earned my law degree from South Texas College of Law. During law school, I gained admission to the Law Review and held the position of Assistant Editor in Chief. STCL has the best courtroom advocacy skills team in the country. Year in and year out it is ranked at the top in this category. For two years I was a member of the vaunted STCL moot court team during law school, competing in tournaments around the country. In addition to arguing as an advocate in the competitions I was always the brief writer for my teams. My briefs were awarded "best brief" awards in moot court tournaments twice. During my third year of law school, I was awarded the Distinguished Service Award as recognition of my accomplishments in the advocacy program.Right out of law school I began my career at a major Houston personal injury litigation firm. I worked on cases involving unsafe cars, trucks and vans and 18 wheeler wrecks. The firm was great but I wanted to have a say in all of the decisions. So when I was 32, my law partner, Tony Denena and I formed Denena & Points, PC. Since then, I have tried several more injury cases to verdict. I have taken on cases against major corporations such as General Motors Corporation, Ford Motor Company, Suzuki, Toyota, Chrysler, Firestone, Bridgestone, Cooper Tires, Goodyear, Dunlop Tire, Hankook Tire, TRW, Takata, Autoliv, Alcoa, and others on behalf of families all over Texas, in several federal courts in Texas and in seven other states. Also, I have handled to resolution hundreds of other cases like car wrecks, truck wrecks, and injuries in stores and on business properties. These are the types of cases Tony and I have a passion for and continue to aggressively pursue on behalf of our clients.In addition to this practical experience handling a wide variety of cases, I have written extensively on issues related to expert testimony admission, automotive products liability, accident reconstruction, toxic torts, and multi-district litigation.For the past five consecutive years I have been named a "Rising Star" in personal injury litigation as printed in Texas Monthly magazine. This honor is granted to only 2.5% of attorneys in Texas under the age of 40.I have been with my beautiful and brilliant wife Jenifer since 1993. Jenifer is also an attorney and practiced for six years after graduating law school from the University of Texas. We have three wonderful young children - two boys ages 7 and 5 and little spark plug of a girl who is 2. Family is so important to me and I spend as much time as I can with my wife and children. Currently I am coaching soccer and flag football and try to coach everything I have the time to coach with my boys. Something tells me that my daughter will be just as interested in athletics as they are. Jenifer and I both do our best to work in the community. Jenifer is the treasurer for the elementary school PTA and I serve on a committee with our homeowners' association. Somehow Jenifer juggles her massive role as great mother and wife, gives time to our community, still does some legal work on the side and has turned into a great guitar player. We are parishioners of Sacred Heart Catholic Church.I am licensed to practice law in the state courts of Texas and the United States District Courts in the Southern, Western, Northern and Eastern Districts of Texas. I have served as counsel in California, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Maryland and Colorado as well. I am a member of the American League of Justice (ALJ), the Attorneys Information Exchange Group (AIEG), the Texas Bar Association, The Texas Trial Lawyers Association (TTLA), and the Houston Trial Lawyers Association.

Personal injury attorney representing clients in and around Fort Worth, TX.

Joe, an Air Force Veteran with four tours in the Middle East, is the founder of Robles Jr Law, where he specializes in personal injury cases such as motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, and dog bites. Joe's passion for activism, coupled with his legal prowess, has earned him a reputation as a skilled negotiator and a fierce advocate for his clients. Prior to founding Robles Jr Law, Joe was the managing attorney at Bailey & Galyen in the pre-litigation department. He also served as an apprentice for the Texas Apprenticeship Network and worked as a summer associate at the Family Law and Veteran Benefits Clinic at Texas A&M University, the Law Office at G.J. Smith, and the Leadership Council on Leadership Development 1L Program.

Focuses exclusively on serious personal injury and wrongful death cases--including 18 wheeler and commercial vehicles wrecks, auto accidents, oil field injury cases, sexual abuse cases, and cases involving brain injury, spinal injury, and other catastrophic personal injuries.. Jason Stephens is the founder of Stephens Law Firm, PLLC. Mr. Stephens focuses on cases involving serious personal injury, wrongful death, 18 wheeler wrecks, auto accidents, oil field injuries, brain injuries, and other life changing and catastrophic injuries. He has been named a "Texas Super Lawyer" by Thomas Reuters (2004-present), selected to the "Top 100 Super Lawyers" in all of Dallas/Fort Worth by Thomas Reuters (2017, 2018), named to the "National Trial Lawyers Top 100" (2011-present), voted as a "Top Attorney" for Personal Injury cases by Fort Worth, Texas magazine (2003-present), named to the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, rated as an AV® Rated Lawyer (the highest rating achievable by Martindale-Hubbell), rated 10.0 by AVVO (the highest rating available), and selected to the prestigious American Board of Trial Advocates.. The National Law Journal recognized Mr. Stephens for obtaining the 47th largest verdict in the entire U.S. during 2004, and Texas Lawyer commended him for achieving the 5th overall largest verdict in Texas in 2004 and the 8th largest motor vehicle verdict in 2012.. One of his prouder professional accomplishments was settling a massive clergy sexual abuse case in Oklahoma City wherein he obtained a highly confidential monetary settlement for five young girls. But, more importantly, Mr. Stephens forced the national church entity to make a litany of changes throughout the U.S. and Canada to protect children in its churches and to help ensure this kind of abuse never occurs again.. Mr. Stephens has served as an Adjunct Professor for Advanced Trial Advocacy at Baylor Law School and has served as a speaker for various seminars. He is a member of American Association for Justice, a member and director for the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, and he is a Past-President and current director of the Tarrant County Trial Lawyers Association. He also served as a former officer in the U.S. Army Reserves.. Mr. Stephens is licensed in Texas, Oklahoma and Colorado, and he handles select catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases throughout the rest of the country.

J.D. Ressetar is a 1996 graduate of Texas Christian University and a 2009 graduate of Baylor University School of Law.  He has broad experience representing individuals in litigation and arbitration matters.  J.D. has successfully prosecuted hundreds of claims involving serious personal injury, wrongful death and product liability.  J.D. is a member of the McLennan County and American Bar Associations and the State Bar of Texas.  He joined the firm in 2009 and was named a partner in 2014.  Prior to law school, J.D. worked as an investment analyst in New York City, where he earned the Chartered Financial Analyst (“CFA”) designation.  Due to working in the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, he moved from New York City to Denver to join an insurance consulting firm.  Mr. Ressetar and his wife, Chelsa, married in 2004 and have three daughters.

Chris Harris earned his B.A. at Stephen F. Austin State University in 1993 and his Juris Doctor at Baylor University Law School in 1997. He has been practicing law for over two decades and provides legal representation in criminal defense, commercial litigation, family law, estate planning and probate, personal injury, and wrongful death. He is also a Certified Texas Mediator offering mediation services to help clients settle contested issues outside of court. His goal is to help clients understand the legal process and to alleviate their concerns and stress. This is accomplished through ongoing communication so that he and his clients can work together towards the best possible outcome.

Oscar Wilde said imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Ryan comes from a family of attorneys and judges who are all honorable, competent and focused on serving others. They embody the true calling of being an attorney. Ryan knew very early on that he wanted to be just like them. After attending law school at Baylor University and becoming an attorney, Ryan now understands the satisfaction they must have felt when a client’s life had been improved because of the service they provided. When Ryan isn’t busy at the office, he likes to spend his time with his wife and four children. He also enjoys reading, serving his community and playing golf.

I was born in Houston and grew up in Hallettsville, TX. For several years I lived in Estevayer-le-Lac, Switzerland where I attended L’Institut du Sacré Coeur. I achieved fluency in French and studied international commerce and law. I returned to America and enrolled at Texas A&M University where I got a BS in Agribusiness. I spent the next two years working in the banking industry, and then enrolled in Baylor Law School. While at Baylor Law, I did an internship with the law firm of Cabinet du Kap-Herr in Paris, France. I also served as the law clerk for the 54th district court in McLennan County, TX. I graduated from Baylor Law in 2009. I went to work in Beaumont TX For the Ferguson firm where I practiced Plaintiff’s Personal Injury Law. While at the Ferguson Firm, I tried several cases and obtained many favorable results including $825’000 settlement in an on the job closed head injury, $350’ verdict in a slip and fall case, and a $500’ settlement in a carbon monoxide exposure case. I then returned to Waco and joined Giles & Giles in 2011 where I practice Personal Injury, Criminal, and Family Law. I am married to Sabrina Braus and we have one Daughter named Madlenne and a son Named Dos. I consider myself a sports fan, and I enjoy all sports, but there is a special place in my heart for College and Professional Football. I am also a very poor golfer. I am passionate about being a lawyer, and I especially love being in the courtroom. I am licensed to practice Law in Texas state court as well as in the Eastern, Southern, and Western Districts of Texas. I am a member of The State Bar of Texas, Texas Young Lawyers Association, Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity, McLennan County Bar Association, TTLA, and The Aggie Bar Association.

Born in Waco and raised in Colleyville, before started working as a young paralegal with his father and grandfather.. John graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1992 from Baylor University, with a major in English and a minor in Rhetoric & Argumentation before attending Texas Tech University School of Law, where he graduated in 1995 with a Juris Doctor degree.. John was later admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 1995. During his time as an attorney, he has had extensive trial experience in personal injury law.

I became Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization (TBLS) in 2006. TBLS states Board Certified attorneys in the area of Personal Injury Trial Law are experts in representing clients in litigation based on an individual's injury from automobile accidents, professional malpractice, defective products or negligence by another. Since receiving my license in 1993, I have represented clients throughout the State of Texas as well as clients in other states. I have assisted people injured in 18 wheeler, bus, and car crashes; boating and ATV incidents; accidental shootings; day care neglect incidents; premises defects incidents; product defects incidents; and general negligence incidents.